Web Team Development
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2005
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| author | Church, Jennifer Felker, Kyle |
| author_facet | Church, Jennifer Felker, Kyle Church, Jennifer Felker, Kyle |
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| contents | Web Team Development Church, Jennifer Felker, Kyle Team Training Libraries Technological Advancement Internet Web Sites Teamwork Library Administration Library Services Power Structure Group Dynamics Interpersonal Communication Computer Mediated Communication Administrator Role The dynamic world of the Web has provided libraries with a wealth of opportunities, including new approaches to the provision of information and varied internal staffing structures. The development of self-managed Web teams, endowed with authority and resources, can create an adaptable and responsive culture within libraries. This new working team culture and its successful management can provide focused attention to the big picture as well as to the multitude of details required for Web site construction and maintenance. (Contains 18 notes.) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2005 |
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| spellingShingle | Web Team Development Church, Jennifer Felker, Kyle Team Training Libraries Technological Advancement Internet Web Sites Teamwork Library Administration Library Services Power Structure Group Dynamics Interpersonal Communication Computer Mediated Communication Administrator Role Web Team Development Church, Jennifer Felker, Kyle Team Training Libraries Technological Advancement Internet Web Sites Teamwork Library Administration Library Services Power Structure Group Dynamics Interpersonal Communication Computer Mediated Communication Administrator Role The dynamic world of the Web has provided libraries with a wealth of opportunities, including new approaches to the provision of information and varied internal staffing structures. The development of self-managed Web teams, endowed with authority and resources, can create an adaptable and responsive culture within libraries. This new working team culture and its successful management can provide focused attention to the big picture as well as to the multitude of details required for Web site construction and maintenance. (Contains 18 notes.) |
| title | Web Team Development |
| topic | Team Training Libraries Technological Advancement Internet Web Sites Teamwork Library Administration Library Services Power Structure Group Dynamics Interpersonal Communication Computer Mediated Communication Administrator Role |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ792779 |